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1.6.0 (unreleased)

Fixes​

createDraggableObservable​

Fixes createDraggableObservable by checking if the primarry button is pressed instead of button: 0.

Breaking changes​

Signals​

Signals were fast, but they are even faster now ⚡: they got major improvements in performance, fine-tuning every aspect to get the absolute best performances.

Moreover, we reworked the API to be more consistent with the Angular's signals. Sadly, this introduces some small breaking changes in this release.

Update the set(...) method​

The force argument is removed.

Previously, it was possible to force setting a new value within a Signal, bypassing the equal function (using set(..., true) or mutate(...)). We removed this functionally, granting this right only to the portion of code creating the signal (using the equal function), and not the one using it.

Remove the mutate(...) method​

Now, only the creator of a signal can control how distinct values are managed through the equal function.

Remove the throw(...) method​

This method was experimental as well as the "error" state of a Signal. Now only computed may have an "error" state.

Remove the toObservable(...) method​

This method started to be complicated, had too many options, and was slowing down the performances of the Signals. It is replaced by the dedicated function fromSignal.

Update the effect(...) function​

Remove the options arguments.

In conclusion, Signals are now lighter and faster due to all these improvements.

Documentation​

Signals​

The documentation on Signals has been reworked. Signals go up in the list of tutorials with a better visibility. They serve as a first introduction of Reactive Programming before the Observables.

We're now confident enough to say that Signals are mature, stable and ready for production.